gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Hedgehog,Leopard,SYSTEM,Beaver,Duck&&5,U,L,6
Beaver: 'I can''t decide basked on the wording of the task if an even number card must have a vowel on it.'
Hedgehog: I think maybe I selected the wrong one
Duck: I chose the letter U since it asked what card do you need to test the rule: "All cards with vowels on one side have an even number on the other"
Leopard: I chose letter U too
Beaver: I chose U. I for sure think you need U. But do you need any other ones?
Duck: I saw two with numbers and a 3rd with a consonant on it
Hedgehog: 'I selected 6 and U but I feel like it should be 6, U and 5 to confirm that there''s not a vowel behind 5'
Duck: 'I don''t think so because it doesn''t say cards with numbers can''t be consonants'
Leopard: I chose U and number 6
Hedgehog: 'we need to check 5 to make sure there''s no vowel behind it.'
Duck: that is true Leopard - it probably is 6 and U
Beaver: I am thinking hedgehog is correct
Hedgehog: 5,U,6
Duck: 'The 5 doesn''t matter'
Hedgehog: Why?
Duck: 'it''s not part of the rule, so it may have a vowel or it may not'
Hedgehog: 'We need to make sure there''s not a vowel behind there to confirm it''s correct.'
Duck: 'you just don''t want a consonant behind the 6 or the rule is false'
Hedgehog: 'Right but what if there is a vowel behind it? then the rule wouldn''t be right.'
Beaver: 'Yep, if theres a vowel behind it it''s wrong.'
Duck: 'It just means it didn''t include it in the rule, it doesn''t matter either way if there is or isn''t'
Hedgehog: 'need to flip it to confirm there''s no vowel behind it cancelling the rule out.'
Beaver: 'But we don''t need to know what''s behind 6, because theres no reason a consonant can''t be behind it.'
Hedgehog: '@duck read it again with what I am proposing. We have to rule out that there isn''t a vowel behind it.'
Hedgehog: @Beaver correct
Beaver: 'The way it''s worded, we need to know what''s behind 5 and U'
Hedgehog: 5, U, and 6.
Duck: All cards with vowels have an even number on one side
Duck: 6 is an even number, if there is a consonant on the other the rule is wrong
Hedgehog: 'right, that''s the "rule" we need to either prove the rule CORRECT, or prove it WRONG.'
Beaver: 'No not 6. It doesn''t matter. An even number doesn''t have to have a vowel behind it'
Beaver: thats not how the rule is written
Leopard: Lol I’m a bit confused
Hedgehog: 'I''m submitting with 5, U and 6. Thanks all good luck'
Beaver: 'a vowel has to have an even number on it. but an even number doesn''t have to have a vowel.'
Leopard: So which ones are you submitting?
Duck: 'That''s true'
Beaver: just 5 and U
Duck: Everyone submit 5 and U then?